Reentry Road Map to Reducing Recidivism ... IT WORKS!!!
Is Your Loved One Eligible for No Struggle No Success, Inc. Services?
To qualify for NSNS services, individuals must meet the following requirements:
- If incarcerated:
- Do you have a release date, parole hearing, or court hearing within the next six months?
- Are you eligible for an electronic home monitoring device?
- If in the community:
- You must have been released within the last six months.
Who Can Submit a Referral?
- Lawyers/Legal Counsel (will work with Law Clinics)
- Social Workers
- Case Managers
- Parole or Probation Agents
We also accept referrals from:
- Maryland Parole Commission
- Department of Juvenile Justice / Drug Court
- State’s Attorney’s Office
Community Partners
NSNS collaborates with select local organizations, including:
- Pivot
- MISHA
- Community Mediation
- UMMC
- Towson University
- American Law
- Office of the Public Defender
- ACLU
- Family Tree
- LifeBridge Health
Referrals are welcome! Download and complete the forms below.
❗ Note: NSNS does not accept referrals directly from incarcerated individuals. However, they are welcome to write to us, and we will respond within 14-30 days with program materials and eligibility information.
ANY QUESTIONS THE OFFICE # 443-869-6997
******************* WHO WE SERVE ********************
I. Youth/Young Adult Alternative Approaches [Ages 14-19]:
No Struggle No Success, Inc. is committed to providing personalized prevention services that target early warning signs, aiming to keep children out of the adult prison system. By emphasizing teaching, inspiration, inclusion, and active listening, NSNS is redefining reentry case management and developing innovative approaches for overall wellness.
The focus on youth—particularly those with incarcerated guardians and high scores on adverse childhood experiences—underscores the importance of addressing the systemic influences of gangs and group behavior. By fostering accountability among parents and guardians, NSNS promotes a holistic approach to healing and Peer Mediation Programming- engaging Generation Z through relatable strategies is vital in addressing their trauma and ensuring their voices are heard. By emphasizing conflict management and mediation, NSNS helps mitigate the impact of delinquent behaviors and senseless crimes, ultimately strengthening families and communities.
II. Adult Reentry Programming [Ages 20-65]:
No Struggle No Success, Inc. (NSNS) focuses on creating personalized reentry home plans that incorporate effective prevention strategies, services, and resources to support individuals immediately upon their release. This proactive approach helps establish a strong foundation for a successful new journey, significantly reducing the likelihood of reoffending.
By addressing court-mandated community supervision requirements and specific needs from Pretrial, Parole, Sentence Modifications, and Home Detention Units, NSNS provides a structured roadmap that fosters change, growth, and accountability. Recognizing the challenges posed by past experiences with drugs, abandonment, gang influence, and violence, the organization emphasizes that each individual’s journey is unique.
Understanding that every hour spent in the community matters for self-awareness and anxiety management, NSNS prioritizes personal connections to build trust and safety. The evidence-based and holistic approaches allow for tailored experiences, reinforcing the message that serving time does not define an individual's identity or potential for a brighter future.
